Drosera sargentii New This produces an interesting cross-cross

This produces an interesting cross-cross pattern

They bloom early in the Spring before new traps are fully emerged

There is no nectar

pretty "weed" in your collection

Drosera sargentii New This produces an interesting cross-crossEase to Grow: Moderate Dormancy: Yes, forming gemmae Native Range: Peaty wetlands of Southwestern Australia Zones: 10 (9 11) Drosera sargentii, is one of the easy to grow pygmy sundews. It is a nickle size pygmy with wonderful reddish orange leaves in a dense fuzzy rosette. The petioles are quite thin. As it matures, the rosette grows upward, leaving a pretty column of sticky leaves below. It prefers a sunny, humid spot with sandy peat soil in the